Former swimmer Riley Gaines called out ESPN over their headline following a ban of trans women on women’s sports teams.

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Biles apologized for getting personal while attacking Gaines for her anti-trans campaigning, telling the former swimmer to ...

Title IX champion and NCAA swimmer reflects on the law's 53-year legacy, its impact on women's sports, and the current ...

Riley Gaines is married to Louis Barker, a former varsity swimmer and now a small-business owner who grew up in Crawley, England. Birth records show he was born on September 19, 1999; shortly after, ...

In August 2024, Gaines founded the Riley Gaines Center at the Leadership Institute, aimed at supporting legislation and advocacy to ban transgender women from competing in women’s sports categories.

Gaines is a former NCAA Division I women’s swimmer-turned conservative activist who rose to prominence after she tied in ...